No. XIII. Familiar colors
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A chromatic instruction chart titled No. XIII. Familiar Colors, arranged in rows of named swatches for reds, yellows, blues, oranges, greens, purples and browns. Triangular arrow diagrams and a vertical prismatic column show how primary and secondary hues combine, and the sheet bears the series title School and Family Charts with the names Marcius Willson and N. A. Calkins. Dated 1890.
